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In Retrospect

“Man never is. but always to be blsxed.” Then “this of tha pout seem to have a special applicstioli to human atlairs during alsctioti campaigns. And by a strange incon- sistency. wa tsnd aa much to look . hack with nostalgia to imaginary - blessings we previously anjayad as to tha utoplsn prospects ahead. Only ' our present condition seems tn be lacking in tha ingredients 0! talis- lty! But this is s delusion. which we would do well not to becoms in- fatuated with.

This homily is pmmpted by the mmspectiva glance aver tha days before the i957 elu'tion which thnt genial gentleman. Mr. Pickersgill,. took in his address here on Mondsy night. The hlessedness of our at)“ at that time as compared to our wneful cnnditinn at present under a Pharnnh that knnws nnt Joseph. was elnqllentlv portrayed. Then was more employment then. thn apoakpr asmrrd Ila: more «ppm-tun- itv far the pmplr. Irlveatmrnt was hirh, There were surpluses in the unaenrl and reductions in the na-

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mu Sui-plums were indeed ’ noon one that year. .;il'i'r\<t since (‘nnt‘edeup l‘l"i Il‘l' it i\.i~ nut reflected in our ci-nnumv. Here in Prince Edward lilanri thrre Wm an lncreasa ul ’Pflt‘l" I‘i'n and a halt millinn rlnl- lars in m: And the Pm‘incisl t‘mvvrnmpm. after imposinl an 1 extra Hamill-.9 mix. was in its wits’ ’ end how tn luv-p our collective heads ‘ sharp, wath A nrw tax agreement had inn hem fart-ad upon us. even Iru gonei'nlls than the previous time. Nflr was this all. 01min was demanding hack a big slice hi the nimrsrdly allotment we had rerslvetl ln tax rentals. claiming It was an m-arpayment, The blislsture had than to he adjnurried whils a deleirstinn was sent to Ottawa to plead for relief. It not nothing but a grudginl permission no pay what we owned in install- ments rather than In ma ruinous lump sum. Nnt a red cant morn. Mambers on hnth aidss amiss a! the trastmerit we received at that ‘ fine. but to no avail. thn Mr. Bell. .0 Opposition leadar. salted Pr.- flll' Msthesmi if Ottan ire-lined .0 seriousnesa at our situation. the Ruhr had sadly to mly: "Yea. H do; but I am convinced thst ww‘ii‘lgstmmnraatthsprmnt be." its recalled that "last year fl Mien spent a whole day with “ Xinistar 0! Finana. and the m was 'No’." [I Is M's mt rimmin- the past h' m. It has its turn sentimenb but then an periods

Int un‘t be painted in britht not even by I rifled artist ’ ‘Ir. Mel‘sflll's callhn.

Nigerian Census

' apital of sauna-star- bdn: buta-

or even kidnapped on their round-I. of villagers fining to the bush as enumeraiors approached. of wwu dwellers rushing to their native vil. Inge: to be counted there. and a! enumemton taking bribes to swell the totals.

The Iaat ce ‘ taken under Bl‘libh auspic n I952. encounter» ed similar ditflcuitiu. Everyona agrees that its final tabulation of 31,000.000 was small. Officials now ndmit that in one Northern prov- ince. for example. at lend 70.000 people “EM umnunted. Sana weeks ago. a govpmment atticial sup trounced the discovery n! a cluster (if fishing villages in the Eastern Region of some 20.000 population which had been almost skipped over in the last census.

While an accurate census is Vital to any nation, it is doubly vital to Nigeria as it embarks on a 31,892.. 800.000 slx-yssr development plan. It cannot afford to waata money on planning mistakes. An accurate cen- sus also could affect the country's political balance. At tha moment. the Northern Region. the most eun- urvative ares. dominates the Fed- eral Govsrnrnent. The 1952 census lava It a larger population than the two other regions combined. Should the new census disclose significant shifta in regional strength. the gov- ai-nment might pass into the conth a! ths more educawd snd natinri- alistic Western and Eutern regions. Unemployed. too. creates political and economic discontent; but the government cannot cope with this until it know: the number of unem- ployed.

Unwanied Bedfellows

It's all right to say that politics makes strange bedieilows; but what it strangers try to creep into beds that don't belong to them. and claim kin'hip with the rightful oc- cupants? What if they just won't be kicked out. but cnme crawlinz back under the blankels and inaiatlnk that this is where they helnnz? That's \lhat ND? candidates are up against in some parts M Ontarin. u‘h? thrv filling "the kiu nf death' from I‘nmmunisl partisans.

Now Mr. Leslie Morris. national leader of the Communist Party In Canada. cnmplains that the New Demncratir Purl)- Is acting "linv democratically“ in seekimz s court iniilnctinn to stop these (fling! nn! This. says sin exchange. is one of the funnier incidents at the present campaiirn; but there i- nnthinlr hlimnmlls nhnllt it to NDP candi- dates who lire trying to keep these pests at a distance.

The Communists. M course. are playing their usual wily lrame. In some chnstituenciea they are runA nlnl their mm candidates. Mr. Mor— ris himself ll mntestinl Tnmnifi— Trinity. Mr. Douglas Fisher of Port Arthur is has of the YD? standard hearers fortunate enouzh to have a Communist Against him lnntead of im- him, But I number of his r-rty colleagues are less lucky.

While the ND? Is the chief rv dpient of unwelcvmo anmunist tsvpra in this txrnpairn. it has not always been thua. It is mailed that during much of Warld War II. when Rural and ths West were allies. tha (‘mnrnunist Party line Ira: pIrrLLih- eral in thin country. And. In the United States. the lat. Senator Joseph McCarthy 0! Wisconsin. lama! mbeemneasmmnftheheds and suspected Reds. m helped to attics in his first election by Com- munist votes.

EDITORIAL NOTES

Sweden is planning in main the shiny at English compulsory be tween the fourth and seventh trades. PM the seventh nude the pupils will haveschoioenfflennan or French. but many will also umtinue their study of English.

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Preside" Kennedy has rejected a request by the New Yuri Wilrld‘s Pair til! I! hr W in invite (humanist China tn parlielpta. That may he motth in he sail for this pulley. but there is rush urn to he aid against it Batti- mthddthelslrstsl'llfltiam is sac-taste iwll M

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Record Influx Of Tourists Expected

L's "Memorial my" holiday immth many upload: 0! us, tourism tn nur capital This us Ihr advance guard at what ii curifidrnlly expected lo be . record lullilx 0! [rec- Irk'ndlni l'lxlltll‘s inn year. prnmle by (‘anadizn Olirlc- tinns mad! Ii-ss ruxlly in me new rxchenfir rslr nu nur dollar.

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‘Thcy are deeply appreci- lm." null Gerry Gelden. man- axer oi Ottawa's Tourist Bur- eau. “and um in mm. to hit“ us a 'rrflllt season oi tourism."

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